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. 2014 Oct 7;9(10):e109563. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0109563

Table 3. Association between patient type and their physical, socio-demographic, microscopic and X-ray features among PTB patients in tertiary care hospitals of Kolkata, India, 2010–2013 (N = 350).

Patient type(ref: New infection)
Relapsed Defaulter Treatment failure
Continuous Variables OR(95%Cl) p OR(95%Cl) p OR(95%Cl) p
Body mass index (kg/m2) UOR 0.06(0.04–0.11) <.001 0.44(0.30–0.66) <.001 <0.01(<0.01–0.01) <.001
AOR 0.06(0.03–0.11) <.001 0.45(0.28–0.74) 0.002 <0.01(<0.01–0.01) <.001
Blood hemoglobin level (gm/dl) UOR 2.58(1.98–3.35) <.001 3.33(2.32–4.79) <.001 1.47(1.03–2.10) 0.035
AOR 1.94(1.22–3.07) 0.005 4.00(2.55–6.26) <.001 0.67(0.29–1.57) 0.354
Categorical variables Relapsed Defaulter TF
Variables Categories OR(95%Cl) p OR(95%Cl) p OR(95%Cl) p
Gender (ref: male) Female UOR 0.71(0.41–1.24) 0.228 1.27(0.63–2.53) 0.503 1.40(0.61–3.19) 0.423
AOR 1.18(0.38–3.61) 0.779 3.66(1.33–10.06) 0.012 1.70(0.32–9.01) 0.535
Age (ref:<20 yrs) 20–45 yrs UOR 2.50(1.21–5.16) 0.013 1.57(0.65–3.83) 0.319 2.35(0.65–8.55) 0.194
AOR 10.44(1.6964.46) 0.012 2.80(0.59–13.32) 0.195 65.61(2.78–>99.99) 0.010
>45 yrs UOR 3.56(1.37–9.24) 0.009 1.20(0.32–4.47) 0.788 3.83(0.81–18.09) 0.090
AOR 8.95(1.05–76.41) 0.045 1.76(0.25–12.71) 0.574 77.02(1.90–>99.99) 0.022
Marital status (ref: Married) Unmarried UOR 0.33(0.18–0.60) 0.001 0.40(0.17–0.89) 0.026 0.55(0.22–1.40) 0.210
AOR 0.99(0.19–5.21) 0.990 0.58(0.14–2.45) 0.455 5.27(0.36–76.93) 0.224
SES (ref: LIG) MIG UOR 0.52(0.24–1.09) 0.081 0.89(0.36–2.19) 0.799 0.98(0.33–2.90) 0.975
AOR 0.46(0.13–1.72) 0.251 0.69(0.23–2.10) 0.515 1.57(0.19–12.99) 0.678
HIG UOR
AOR
Resident of (ref: Kolkata) North 24 Parganas UOR 0.23(0.05–1.19) 0.079 1.35(0.36–5.03) 0.656 0.54(0.06–4.66) 0.573
AOR 0.14(0.01–2.19) 0.160 1.55(0.31–7.76) 0.593 0.05(0.01–2.60) 0.139
South 24 Parganas UOR 1.16(0.60–2.24) 0.669 0.83(0.32–2.16) 0.707 0.76(0.24–2.45) 0.643
AOR 0.88(0.25–3.08) 0.846 0.55(0.15–1.10) 0.366 0.22(0.03–1.90) 0.170
Sputum smear grading (ref: Single positive) Double positive UOR 2.55(1.52–4.29) 0.001 1.07(0.54–2.14) 0.840 11.81(3.28–42.53) 0.001
AOR 1.48(0.47–4.73) 0.505 1.01(0.35–2.90) 0.988 2.23(0.25–19.85) 0.472
Triple positive UOR 3.45(1.06–11.26) 0.040 1.05(0.18–6.00) 0.960 57.49(11.18–295.51) <.001
AOR 0.84(0.07–10.56) 0.892 1.05(0.06–17.33) 0.971 0.92(0.03–32.08) 0.963
X-ray (ref: Minimal) Moderately advanced UOR 1.69(1.00–2.95) 0.065 1.67(0.82–3.38) 0.157 12.60(1.54–103.43) 0.018
AOR 1.15(0.38–3.49) 0.806 1.99(0.78–5.07) 0.152 1.64(0.11–24.83) 0.722
Far advanced UOR 2.86(1.29–6.37) 0.010 1.69(0.58–4.96) 0.334 76.35(9.12–639.18) <.001
AOR 1.95(0.32–11.91) 0.468 1.66(0.30–9.24) 0.563 9.77(0.44–217.99) 0.150
Cavity UOR 8.17(2.29–29.07) 0.001 0.89(0.09–9.03) 0.921 130.65(1.91–>99.99) <.001
AOR 4.54(0.41–50.66) 0.220 0.55(0.02–13.24) 0.713 33.93(0.84–>99.99) 0.062

N = Total number of subjects in the study; SES = Socio-economic status; LIG = Low-income group; MIG = Middle-income group; HIG = High-income group; UOR = Unadjusted Odds ratio; AOR = Adjusted Odds ratio; OR = Odds ratio; CI = Confidence interval; p = p value.

“–” refers to cells for which due to inadequate number of observation valid statistical results (OR, CI, p value) could not be determined.